21 मिनिटांचा हा व्हिडिओ वेळ काढून नक्की बघा.
इरफान फक्त अंगणवाडीपर्यंत शिकला. त्यानंतरचं त्याचं विद्यापीठ म्हणजे Google, YouTube आणि स्वतःची जिज्ञासा.
त्याच्या बोलण्यातला अभ्यास, समाज-राजकारणाची समज, भाषेवरची पकड आणि कष्टकरी माणसांविषयीची संवेदनशीलता पाहिली की एक गोष्ट स्पष्ट होते—प्रतिभेला महागड्या पदवीची गरज नसते; संधीची गरज असते.
आणि लल्लनटॉपचा पत्रकार रजत पांडे… त्याने घेतलेली ही मुलाखत म्हणजे केवळ प्रश्नोत्तर नाही, तर एका दुर्लक्षित भारताला आवाज देण्याचा प्रयत्न आहे.
देशाच्या झोपडपट्ट्यांमध्ये, छोट्या गावांत आणि दुर्लक्षित वस्त्यांमध्ये असे कितीतरी इरफान आजही आहेत. प्रश्न त्यांच्या क्षमतेचा नाही, तर त्यांना व्यासपीठ मिळतं का याचा आहे.
He studied at one of the best universities in the world. He served as our country’s finance minister and prime minister. Andhbhakt can't understand him.
Journalist Vimal Kumar is literally living every cricket fan's dream life.🥹❤️
- No agenda against any player.
- Doesn't do PR for any player.
- Just a genuine cricket enthusiast, capturing unforgettable memories through his camera.
▶️ #WATCH | Senior Supreme Court Advocate Mehmood Pracha @MehmoodPracha reached at Delhi's Jantar Mantar.
He talked with the media and said that :
➡️ I am telling you, listen carefully, all of you. I have a request for the corrupt police officers as well as the honest ones. Every single corrupt police officer is being recorded on video. We will not spare them.
➡️ The Constitution of India will not spare them. Keep this in mind. Those who have committed these excesses will be handpicked and the Constitution and law of India will ensure they are sent to jail.
➡️ And we, the lawyers, are the tools of that process. We understand our responsibility as lawyers, and I am very sorry and apologize for being late. I have already explained the reason, but now I have arrived with my entire team.
➡️ Lawyers will stand here like a shield. You want to take any legal action? No problem. No one will raise a stick.
➡️ And I have a request for the honest police officers: it is your responsibility to stop such corrupt people from attacking the owners, the citizens.
➡️ Secondly, you should make entries in your personal diaries that such and such officer performed this action today. If you want to save yourselves from the Constitution and law of India, this is my request to honest officers, even if you have to do it secretly, honest police officers should just collect evidence.
➡️ Our job as lawyers is to take on all those who are shedding the blood of children here, breaking bones, attacking them, and filing false cases.
➡️ I have the most experience in this country in getting children out of these false cases.
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Never seen a more confused Indian cricket team management. The handling of Vaibhav Sooryavanshi and Sanju Samson has been far from professional. One is a generational talent, another World Cup winner - they need to be given confidence not doubts in their minds.
Jai Maharashtra,
Two days ago, Prime Minister Narendra Modi appealed to Indians to adopt austerity. Reduce gold purchases, avoid unnecessary foreign travel, consume less petrol and diesel, shift to electric vehicles, and embrace work-from-home practices. Why? Because gold and crude oil are imported, and they drain precious foreign exchange reserves. And with the Iran conflict escalating, global crude prices have surged sharply.
Fair enough. But the Prime Minister and senior leaders continue to travel across the country with massive convoys, roadshows, helicopters, flower showers, and extravagant political campaigns. Will the prime minister admit that ‘such political excesses were our mistake, and all of us including me, will not repeat it’? Why should the common man suffer for your mistakes? Is austerity meant only for the citizen and never for the political class?
Crude oil today is hovering around 90–100 dollars per barrel. But this is not the first time the world has seen such prices. During the 2008 financial crisis, during the Arab Spring of 2011–12, and the 2013–14 phase (when the BJP itself aggressively attacked the UPA over fuel prices) and again during the OPEC production cuts in 2022–23, crude prices had similarly touched these levels. During 3-4 such periods Dr. Manmohan Singh was the Prime Minister. Narendra Modi himself held the position once. Dr. Manmohan Singh did not ask citizens to stop travelling abroad. Narendra Modi himself did not make such appeals earlier either. So why now? When global crude prices had fallen to nearly 60–65 dollars per barrel, Indian citizens were still paying extremely high prices for petrol and diesel because of heavy taxation. The government earned lakhs of crores through fuel taxes. Where did that money go?
The Prime Minister once mocked the “freebie culture.” Yet elections - from Maharashtra to Bihar to West Bengal - are increasingly fought and won through precisely such populist giveaways. In Maharashtra, the ‘Ladki Bahin’ scheme has put tremendous strain on state finances. Instead of genuinely empowering women through jobs, education, and safety, governments distribute temporary cash benefits while inflation silently takes back much of that money. If the economic situation is indeed serious, will the Prime Minister openly ask all political parties to stop competitive populism?
The PM now asks citizens to reduce fuel consumption. Fine. But why did this wisdom not emerge during massive election campaigns involving thousands of vehicles, endless roadshows, and the transport of lakhs of supporters across states like West Bengal, Assam, Tamil Nadu, and Kerala? That itself would have burnt crores of liters of petrol and diesel. This didn’t occur to you when massive money power was wielded to gain votes there? Citizens are also being advised to avoid foreign travel. But how many Indians can afford international travel today? Even the middle class that can afford it is living under constant job insecurity. Students wish to study abroad because India has not invested deeply enough in higher education over the last decade, nor created enough confidence in domestic institutions. All you seem to be interested in is imposition of Hindi.
Meanwhile, foreign institutional investors have been steadily pulling money out of Indian markets. Estimates suggest that nearly ₹1.5 lakh crore has exited over the past few months. The Prime Minister and his Chief Ministers travel to colder climates to cement investment deals. But if they are making those deals with Indian companies, why even go to Switzerland for it? The Prime Minister himself is embarking on another multi-country foreign tour beginning May 15. First cancel these travels and then preach austerity.